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Subject: RE: spellchecker
Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 15:05:20 +0200
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From: "Ard Schrijvers" <a.schrijvers@hippo.nl>
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> Marcel Reutegger wrote:
> the primary use case is in fact a 'did you mean' functionality.
>=20
> e.g. if a query does not return the expected results (too few=20
> results, or whatever the application thinks is not=20
> appropriate) you would then execute the following query:
>=20
> /jcr:root[rep:spellcheck('softeware')]/(rep:spellcheck())
>=20
> this will always return the root node of the workspace=20
> because rep:spellcheck() with a string always evaluates to=20
> true. the string literal is the same as the one you can pass=20
> to a jcr:contains() function. the function rep:spellcheck()=20
> without arguments is a pseudo property which refers to the=20
> previous function and returns a suggestion for the misspelled=20
> statement or null if the statement is correctly spelled.

Thanks for the explanation Marcel (I have been on holiday hence my late
reaction)

Regards Ard

>=20
> regards
>   marcel
>=20